I have recently finished Phase 1 (42 images) of Polluta Propaganda Woodcuts (99 images in total.) In 2015-2019, I conducted many school...

Over the years, I’ve had many collectors and students’ parents seeking advice on how to hang their proud art collection. In this blog...

Tell us about yourself! Where are you based? What is a typical day like for you? I am currently based just outside of Boston,...

✵✶✺What are hand-pulled prints? ✵✶✺ Hand-pulled prints are original artworks. They are any image that are created by hand printed image...

Tell us about yourselves! What is a typical day like for you? Yes, we're in Chesterfield, Derbyshire in the north of England, though I...

Polluta is an ecotopian artist colony built with air pollution. In the world of climate change, us big humans will be much less impacted...

Stories are important because that’s how human beings retain memories. That’s how we share over the dinner tables, catch up with friends...

Framing is personal. “How should I frame this piece?” Well, it’s almost like asking, how should I dress for this dinner party? It depends...

You may see a little number under an art print. It’s usually (ALWAYS) in the lower left corner under the image. It could look like 1/9 or...

In the last post, I shared murphy’s law in printmaking. Today, I share the process to arrive at the correct colour. Colours? You mean...

In this post, I will share my personal journey to develop my own system to arrive at the final perfect woodcut print. It took four years....

It takes artists months if not years to discover her perfect tool. The right tool could make or break a piece. Of course, it makes...

This is Part II of "Why am I Making 99 Woodcuts”? Please click here for Part I. In the last blog post, I talked about how my research of...

I came to embark on this 99 woodcut project out of both research and an obsession. Back in 2015, I set out to develop the body of...

This is Part II of “How to Translate Complex Research into Art.” Please click here for Part I. Click here to watch "Plastic, plastic,...

This is Part I of “How to Translate Complex Research into Art.” Please click here for Part II. I have had a lot of undergrad and graduate...

I get this question. A lot. The next question that follows is usually. How do you come up with all those stories? (I will talk about that...